Leitch Ships VelocityQ 9.1

A new version of the Leitch VelocityQ--an SD post-production NLE system--is now shipping. Version 9.1 includes new color correction tools, collaborative workflows, audio processing and broadband media format support, including DV25 and DVCPRO content from the Panasonic P2 line. Leitch President/General Manager R

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: Jun 16, 2005
Updated on: Feb 23, 2018

A new version of the Leitch VelocityQ--an SD post-production NLE system--is now shipping.

Version 9.1 includes new color correction tools, collaborative workflows, audio processing and broadband media format support, including DV25 and DVCPRO content from the Panasonic P2 line.

Leitch President/General Manager Randy Fowlie said the new features and broadened format support make VelocityQ attractive to a wider range of new customers. The new version--for Win XP Pro OS--combines the editing system with the Quattrus multli-stream, real-time, nonlinear editing hardware to form an integrated standard-def NLE system. Features include full-quality playback of four streams of compressed or uncompressed video, up to six graphics streams, and, optionally, two or four channels of 3D DVE.

Version 9.1 features new tools for color correction, collaborative workflows, audio processing, and broadened media format support

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Leitch has released the latest version of its VelocityQ, an SD post-production NLE system. Version 9.1--available in May--offers new color correction tools, collaborative workflows and audio processing and also wider media format support. The CPU-based color correction tools, include three-way color-wheel contro

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Leitch has added Panasonic DVCPRO50 support to version 9.1 of VelocityHD and VelocityQ NLEs. Version 9.1 offers real-time playback from Panasonic P2 and, when equipped with the Server Interchange Option, the NLEs are capable of transferring DVCPRO50 content to and from the Leitch NEXIO server system. The Velocity

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